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prenatal
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prenatal
Informal a prenatal examination
prenatal [prē′nād·əl]
(medicine)
Existing or occurring before birth.


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Even when they obtain early prenatal care, women who belong to racial and ethnic minority groups are more likely than white women to experience perinatal mortality--the loss of a fetus or the death of an infant within four weeks after birth.
Early prenatal care does not close racial gaps in perinatal mortality by Hollander, D., / Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
These guidelines are believed to have increased use of GBS disease prevention approaches by prenatal care providers, which has led to a decrease in the incidence of GBS disease (1,4).
Perinatal group B streptococcal disease prevention, Minnesota by Lynfield Ruth / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Also listed among the county's successes was a higher number of mothers receiving prenatal care and rising wages.
COUNTY GETS MIXED REVIEWS REPORT NOTES TROUBLING RISE IN ELDER ABUSE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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